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| sharing in the knowledge of something private |
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| failing to produce the intended result |
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| to criticize someone; express disapproval of |
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| to perform something without practice |
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| copied and passed off as your own |
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| a brief statement on a topic |
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| putting an end to action with a commanding manner |
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humor with a serious matter
example: making a joke about a recent death |
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| arrogant pride and indifference |
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| beyond normal and human experience |
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| relating to ownership (a proprietor) |
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| an arrogant person (haut = high in french) |
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| related to farms (pastor) |
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| narrow and self centered (knowledge only pertaining to your province) |
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| impulsive and passionate action (I think it also means arrogant but this is what the internet said) |
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| associated with wine (vino is wine in italian) |
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| uniformity (homo is same) |
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| stupid or lacking meaning or expression ( a vacuum) |
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| having to do with many things (omnis is latin) |
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| to perform an act sleepily or while asleep |
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| a resident (animals live in dens) |
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| to be tormented and fearful (the harrowing in dragon age) |
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| fiendish and evil (demon) |
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| excessively ornate in language or style |
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| a good way of saying something bad (he passed away) |
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| looks good but is actually bad |
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| slow to act, or causing delay |
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| too great to be expressed in words (jeffs hair is ineffable) |
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| to bring oneself into the good graces of another (to suck up) |
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| To reason earnestly with someone in an effort to dissuade or correct |
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| of momentous or ominous significance ( a portent) |
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| to live through someone else |
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| untouched and free from harm |
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| very talkative about trivial matters (mr montroll and origami) |
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| pertaining to air, gases, or wind. (i dont get why this word is in the book its probably not the right definition find it yourself) |
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| to support with evidence (math is a very useful class b/c matrices are very useful in real life) |
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| a lucky and fortunate occurrence (how fortuitous! it snowed so theres no school!!!) |
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| tirelessly long; tedious (school feels interminable all the time) |
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| great destruction resulting in the loss of life |
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| Not inherent but added extrinsically |
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| a community of shared interest |
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